MUNICH (Germany) - A dramatic final day of FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2025 Qualifiers action awaits with seven places at the Final Round still up for grabs.
France, Serbia and Spain secured their places on Thursday to join Sweden and Türkiye as well as the four co-hosts Czechia, Germany, Greece and Italy.
The group winners will advance alongside the four best-ranked runners-up, with as many as 12 nations still in contention to qualify on Gameday 6.
Group A
Sunday, February 9 Netherlands vs Spain - 14:30 CET (Previous meeting: Spain won 66-59) Croatia vs Austria - 19:30 CET (Previous meeting: Croatia won 91-80)
How can teams qualify?
Spain have already qualified for the Final Round;
Croatia could qualify for the Final Round as one of the best-ranked runners-up;
Netherlands have been eliminated from contention to qualify;
Austria have been eliminated from contention to qualify.
Group B
Sunday, February 9 Slovenia vs Finland - 18:00 CET (Previous meeting: Slovenia won 84-62) Bulgaria vs Hungary - 18:00 CET (Previous meeting: Bulgaria won 83-68)
How can teams qualify?
Slovenia would qualify for the Final Round with a win OR if Bulgaria beat Hungary;
They could also qualify as one of the best-ranked runners-up;
Hungary would qualify for the Final Round with a win IF Finland beat Slovenia;
They could also qualify as one of the best-ranked runners-up;
Finland have been eliminated from contention to qualify;
Bulgaria have been eliminated from contention to qualify.
Group C
Sunday, February 9 Lithuania vs Belgium - 14:00 CET (Previous meeting: Belgium won 81-70) Azerbaijan vs Poland - 14:00 CET (Previous meeting: Poland won 105-51)
How can teams qualify?
Belgium would qualify for the Final Round with a win;
They could also qualify as one of the best-ranked runners-up;
Lithuania would qualify for the Final Round with a win;
They could also qualify as one of the best-ranked runners-up;
Poland have been eliminated from contention to qualify;
Azerbaijan have been eliminated from contention to qualify.
Group D
Sunday, February 9 Sweden vs Estonia - 14:00 CET (Previous meeting: Sweden won 82-52) Denmark vs Great Britain - 14:00 CET (Previous meeting: Great Britain won 75-62)
How can teams qualify?
Sweden have already qualified for the Final Round;
Great Britain could qualify for the Final Round as one of the best-ranked runners-up;
Denmark have been eliminated from contention to qualify;
Estonia have been eliminated from contention to qualify.
Group E
Sunday, February 9 Israel vs France - 15:00 CET (Previous meeting: France won 94-52) Ireland vs Latvia - 18:00 CET (Previous meeting: Latvia won 85-53)
How can teams qualify?
France have already qualified for the Final Round;
Latvia could qualify for the Final Round as one of the best-ranked runners-up;
Israel have been eliminated from contention to qualify;
Ireland have been eliminated from contention to qualify.
Group F
Sunday, February 9 Romania vs Türkiye - 17:00 CET (Previous meeting: Türkiye won 101-54) Slovakia vs Iceland - 18:00 CET (Previous meeting: Slovakia won 78-70)
How can teams qualify?
Türkiye have already qualified for the Final Round;
Slovakia could qualify for the Final Round as one of the best-ranked runners-up;
Romania have been eliminated from contention to qualify;
Iceland have been eliminated from contention to qualify.
Group G
Sunday, February 9 Portugal vs Serbia - 18:00 CET (Previous meeting: Serbia won 71-37) Ukraine vs North Macedonia - 19:00 CET (Previous meeting: Ukraine won 98-49)
How can teams qualify?
Serbia have already qualified for the Final Round;
Portugal would qualify for the Final Round with a win;
They could also qualify as one of the best-ranked runners-up with a loss;
Ukraine have been eliminated from contention to qualify;
North Macedonia have been eliminated from contention to qualify.
Group H
Sunday, February 9 Montenegro vs Luxembourg - 16:00 CET (Previous meeting: Luxembourg won 71-49) Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina - 16:00 CET (Previous meeting: Switzerland won 81-62)
How can teams qualify?
Luxembourg would qualify for the Final Round as long as they do not lose by more than 10 points OR no more than 21 points if Bosnia and Herzegovina beat Switzerland;
They would finish second and could qualify as one of the best-ranked runners-up:
If they lose by 22 points or more and Bosnia and Herzegovina beat Switzerland;
If they lose by 11-23 points and Switzerland beat Bosnia and Herzegovina;
They would be eliminated if they lose by 24 points or more and Switzerland beat Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Montenegro would qualify for the Final Round with a win 22 points or more OR with a win of 11 points or more if Switzerland beat Bosnia and Herzegovina;
They would finish second and could qualify as one of the best-ranked runners-up:
If they win by 1-10 points and Switzerland beat Bosnia and Herzegovina;
If they lose or win by 1-21 points and Bosnia and Herzegovina beat Switzerland;
They would be eliminated if they lose and Switzerland beat Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Switzerland cannot qualify for the Final Round directly.
They would finish second and could qualify as one of the best-ranked runners-up:
If they win and Luxembourg beat Montenegro;
If they win and Montenegro beat Luxembourg by 24 points or more.
They would be eliminated if they lose or if Montenegro beat Luxembourg by 1-23 points.
DISCLAIMER: The above analysis has been prepared solely for the purpose of improving the experience of fans. It is not to be understood as advice or as binding information on the FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2025 Qualifiers for competition purposes.
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